The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 11

7 RED CROSS ARMY WD HONOR ROLL IN WAR CAUSE i Success at Murat Tonight ADDS TWO TEAMS VAUDEVILLE CONCLUDED ROM PAGE ONE rk class of old nuu Methuselah ua tach DUn Bll 79 IX 171 rWiJWt mond knyw4i mane lights rescues and escapes I mart a paper Ude good music fur AND he finds that Dr CONCLUDED ROM PAQE ONE iBiL ins usra at iiume 1 vivwn they accomnajiled him atteiidad a conference led to 'prod it Ed Commerce Building f'4 4 VIM Tff 44 St 4 I VI 1 I change of program 6inriii nrirl Htate committee and du proK entitled Htedrnan a daxxllng display of Albert Coffin tiiat Mill keep the Ninth' irdlce '02 and Henry Edmund DR CLARK CALLS MEETING News of Churches Lawrence annqT election 10 1 10 INED ON GAMBLING CHARGE I iv i mi 1 nlhAr fuc' nue I Jam whei 110 i John Jacob Sar Walter Har I kcd lo the in ut similar Jail ken waa fined RUSH ALMOST THERE A A j' erma dm together to the reof A1 41 if a 4 WHllM" the his 441 taken out Clark gives STATE DEMOCRATS GATHER OR REORGANIZATION TODAY Stage and Screen i recited The I a short frm Russia free and fire Ei'gLnd lo break hg 1 1 lr th of The Ghb prohibition play 1 the sc 0 Middle 6 Middle o6 Bast fort wtil niohardeon' THE5 INDIANAPOLIS STAR RIDAY JUNE 15 1917 ARTHUR CHEVALIER (ABOVE) RALPH COONEY Local Girl Starts Chain Letters to Explain Aims to Russians Camp Shakeup 5 Brings Regrets rmont Stu erment SL Box 156 rrmont St Address of Rabbi Wise Tonight Will Aid Organization for Drive Next Week Indianapolis to explain meani of chain letters Polish and Russian to nationalities Cotiniv aimobt I pRUV puny nira Jones Modern Winning of Pughla' will' be presented by Emily Steeb Bernice Mondary Harry Price Elinor Ktuckwlach Wallace Jones Roy Ott and Harold iadcifa With him were Even BtotHenburg of New Albany former attorney general Martin LuecKe or District chairman ford City: Mason and others MprnhprM nf th others who are Interested in party affairs i express considerable interest in th out come of the suit to test the validity of i the law providing for the calling of aj constitutional convention The arguments i on the petition will be heard in the i Marion Huperior Court beginning this morning ST 1 role The Unwooil presen to and Hankers are will be reached the allotment is 5360000 confident that the amount I by noon tonwrrw BMDMKami Preceding a meeting of the Democratic state central committee which' will be held at the Denison Hotel at noon today an organization conference took place last night at the Denison at which gen eral party affairs were discussed It was mt icarn that trioHA urHHeiii I Charles A Greathouse of Indianapolis as the next state chairman Edward Hoffman of ort Wayne i zi rri ft rmwn ft 'atty1 Ar ti "A Tteck nther Im a ace Reid andThe World alumni Wood and Mar Two men were grrested last night by the police chwged with failing ao regis ter for military service Dave Broshier colored 29 years old 124 Smith street was rnet by patrolmep Mulvehil and Pfaffenberger on North Senate avenue He said he had left bls card at home The' notice sav 1 bnma hut Ha faflnd tn nrodiWA Kd Win McDougal 24 years old 162g South eastern avenue was arrested by Patrol men Wilson Brooks and Englebrightj RICHMOND SOLDIER KILLED POLICE ARREST TWO MORE OR AILURE TO REGISTER negroes were allowed to go Iict An had been captured cturlnif a raid on the annul 111 i ort Waye Twelfth Edward Cox of Hart Niplack of Vincennes hiyi but It Is ths sister PERE MARQUETTE DEBT REE HKTROfT Mich June 14 Thft ere Mar qvMt Railroad which ben bankrupt £oi woman who declared that hr just lost hm week's natriotic address tracing its history from i time of Betsy Ross down througn I succeeding important periods of I country a life "A feature will be a reception to more than a dozen mernherp oi the class who are members of the reserve train ing camp at wt Harrison A commit tee compwe'l of Ethel Landis rank Gastinenu Mary Houtbwick Kather inr Jameon Clara Wilson Cox will be in charge of reception ClrAivfarri Tn 13 Roavos Dale I ((1 1 Tv1l i ovd ski Twelfth Com I Twelfth Corm IThirteentn Company the situation by written in both persons of those The originator of the Idea awc bn already out five letters the English text of which is given tjelow to five Russian and Polish friends each of these friends has been i rrinn nnr rtvH hiiihiui ii llji t' I friends of their nationality this coon I i i 1 1 1 us ia trv gnci uve uiw iw wa fined 550 yesterday and TV fUAnnn'e Wnraltrn Mioalnnnrv I RnlHPoDil 1 ChllTCh nf the Edwin Ray Church will meet appeared in two readings a i a A4 tirin 5 i o' AlnljllllXs I rvi luu Johnaon 13 49 Villa avenue Mrs nttla The Mur" Ur Clenny win ngve cnarge after which the will be held The George Hlit i irnr Ing at the Central Avenue 14 Chqich SOCIETY COLONIAL WARS i PRESENTED WITH EMBLEM Bates retiring governor of the arid '72 02 iii hn fir iti rooms Hall at when the anr dross will be delivered by Mrs 'ca Umntilor vine urenhlcnt ai a Pin Trurnau elt a phllanthropio lifit ti the Chat xie AT the son is well advances path and the father is ftjrtM au I'niiad State arier The lntcrct nud enthusiasm tnat ini ahnwn fr the premier perfortnanve of at Murat Theater ort Mon day night promises to make tds a notable in 1 he history of theater in In it Is a source nt much Brat 11 atlon to Sluart Walker tliat 'I1 IhniKl hv Its nrat prawnlatlijn th feamt i' tv nf is author Booth ricngvn ami Mr has been ert Gregory lieily who wiU cregte the 4' thrilling drama William ranklin 1 Stuart Wright Becker Second Company Barhor ourteenth ourteenth i 1 I XI I 1 1 II A I Regimental commanders will wp i nil records porttIning to IndlvidunM 1 tHt of neoDle for ti people hall nut perish from meOn to victory PRIVATE Mary Charlson has the leading part in "HaUn's Private Door" the pietyre which will be shown at the Rtalto again today and tomorrow in conjunction with a vaude ville act put on by an organization known AH JeXly Cabaret in Private Miss CharUson por trays me pnaruoier on ruinnoArl Vift i I a 1 4 neelnll It St 1 1 uiiivuiiv4 imitlll vv tnninuTionfi aro tiikl niLUKiner fit ins iivuh yR there will be a flood of suhserlptiong for i going to the nun ti small Honda tnvnnrrow uu tn the clofl i 'n prar a i to live in (' 'lull KI4 Hilf VBVuaivu It ho father saves the daughter and Anally wmI tho reformed won completes the screen mCHMOND Ind JUunp Word was received tonight by Mr and Mrs John McCarthy that their son Quarter master Sergeant John McCarthy had been at the Mare Island Navy Yard on the coast of California The cause of his death was not given The body was or dered by the parents to toe shipped here at pnee Young MpUarthy was 40 years old and had been in the marine corps nearly four years The father is a prom inent groper The parents four brothers and two sisters survive to others irienuH xnia nunnaHe wo written bv Samuel Miller and John Ib Griffev is aiding Miss Saewc in get ting movement launched follows: Seventh Company Benaon Dubin Bay enth Cumpanv Waner Rlddlp Seventh Companv If Crawford High th Cof ruign ui utitpo wy Ninth Company GronlnRer a representatWB ofj ood Gardw Indianapolis yra i veatlgatton 4 erve ns foe the ning a gambling pla ti Vzs 4 land costs and sentanced to 'ten days in dlanapobs I i a AP za thzL I 1 hf i zl LAW THAT AILEP" An interesting though pretty iineonvinclng a 1 Mz ZL I I rL A or Ir lu as st I IkUtA II1U1UXU aM is a before tho war That whleh bold forth at th Ra oHRinnt nf Cfrmn ent for the rest of this week A couple nt IB UU lllUltt pv tui iiiit aa iha Mnrth thfiijffh shft inakee a man believe he did it and the other committed I after the two the man and the woman had rHurneci to civiueaiwn wuvn mvu ui 1 blackmail the woman vinuni niyrafim ijer i vtn mi ixiia onvlet the man though manifestly guil ty because proof or guilt can nut be found unless the wrnanrs body la discovered So the law fail though the sweet heart fails to foraivo him and he commits auiclde Tlio offerings ar con cluded by a Keystone comedy foclE Mlle ijamlg plot Is In many re tells of a young VUL UCIVVCU UJ LllL The committee of women distributing small flags is composed of Miss Holliday Miss lAlIlgu letcher Miss Cornelia Brown Miss Marcio Doan Miss Corinna Eaglesfleld Mrs Matthews letcher Miss renzel Mrs John ishback Mrs Howard Marmon Mrs Ross Ottinger Missr Marjory Stalnaker Miss Clarissa Welle Mrg Charles Rauh and Mr Stem Jr Stores to Sell lags laga may be obtained from members of the committee They will be on sale also at a number ot drug stores Each flag will be sold for 1 and the 1000 thualEgrl Derr will be remembered a 1 a 1 I Ivnu arnAOa aaito 1 UVIUUIQU wl BU llltw LUO waiui IUIIU I rederic Ayres had the flags seasons ago even Keys to waiapate wnnout cost to tne committee The Indianapolis ire Insurance Agents' I A ar nln frlrin uHH fsweian It arinnul Ttirnfn I and contribute the cost 300 to the Red I cross Pupils or the a grade or tne i Lucretia Mott School have given 950 Tn the present term they have contributed a quantity of hospital lineps and sup plies A greun of twenty representatives of the Red Cross from as many counties at tne unamoer or vKitrdav with Arthur Bentley Indiana director of the organization and went home filled with a spirit for an aggressive drive in their localities The chairmen were addressed by 'William ortune and Mr Selvidge of Indianapolis organization and Withrow campaign leader for the state i Evansville Mr Bentley said has organ ized to get $100000 Batesville raised $1200 in two hours Mr Belvldgo predicted that Indianap olis will raise more than $400000 "Take home to vouf people the thought that this country going into a war that will last from two to five he said Put that up to your people and put it strong That is your Job and inal Spurt to Surpass Goal DENTAL GRADS COUNSELED ON SERVICES TO HUMANITY That service to humanity must the watchword of the dentist as well a ev ery other professional man who looks upon his oalHng in the propoy light was the assertion of Dr Charles Emerson dean of the Indiana University School of Medicine in an address at thq annual commencement exercises of the Indiana Dental College last night In the audl i Udlllnc toriurn or mu inaiautt lytiimit origifiaieci ny aiise Jiisuneui vrun I T'jncrMnn kUcIjITAiI thit the Sieat tlirlnv unrl will ha arilri io rnmorialti function o( dentists and physic Ians i boards with specially painted twenty alike is tn make their own services us four sheet posters will proclaim the hu Miss Angelina Bates 'Htiizti Vru AltYnti(hr i Meimers oi me ctaas jyi iiavw iimuw 2 11 2 Rni allies who arn The letter I world free I no mtnnml chsser Teap 2 Box SS QtlUBrideeport John A Ll I 4 Ka Bridgeport: eone Lo Truman LumPhlS WMafin 1 Box 12 IHUen Box 244 mond Walter ThtVfA HAi i IIP LoraRbeedes ridgWw port: Waiter A Riston RSg Tf Roberson pox li Ray Roberson 2 Bos 07 August Ros ner Albert 2 Ralph Clark Moore? Walter Moore Bog ItSi Waldo Monaghan Indianapolis: Tom MaaoaR tTBox $0 A Sam Morphey JU JK Box ie0 A John Morris Bridgeport Thomas Megria Bridgeport Mawlln Bo 111 Ciarensa wunamaker Boy 149 NkSa Num1 1 Box 128 eBdO dpeman Box Otto Ohiwia C4 Marton ft Over man pltn Ave mmh Paine Bea 185 Maye WveUch B0 Box SM Aj Wil nSm MlMlow Bridgenart: Carl Poland STM Al Male Pocrnfa Btl Box A BO? J4S A fidweport Richard in Pratt A Box Ray It JBgldgapelL John District Judge Arthur luttle formal proofs hud been submitted to that th financial accounts of the ganised soncera been approved L4sA Wv 2 Jh Ifcfl Tl A Box Box S90 2 Box 390 Box 64 37V A JQ 'Box 185 COLONIAL MAGNIICENT splendid picture fur all those exalte program while operatkj nu in tra unltr Max Good nresldent of the vrenee Clyde university The graduates were Allah I Jlaluu voi Trnffnri Box UrtV Box 190: John Otis Chester Raymond Sowars Russell Sower Caatletop evens Route others and every application for a small bond is to be granted In the case of oversubscription this would result In par ing down the larger subeerlvtluns on a i proportionate wni I Secretary McAdoo the small oonas tomorrow up to me clos ing hour Throughout the country the banks are keeping open until late tonight to accom modate the last minute investor Sub scriptions received tonight will be for warded to reach the ederal roaorve hanks in time for count before the hooka close at noon tomorrow The Treasury Department has granted banks permis sion In extrema cases to telegraph the amount of their subscriptions to their reserva naiiKE tcieii apiiiug inu i cent of the total at same time hut tlil puimvi ijiuvmh vz raph hanks not lattjp than noon exact wiu otrnrv uAlirpA HflKV iltnii xjwvij ei am eiZrkV ilio rinRlr BUIMU 11V XX because of the tremendous amount of1 1 (nunh'nrl rv uunni hll nix ro turns and making tabulations New York Is based XV lx 111 11a rarmrl iCnrlfHUin AarivxaTAM iris i it win 1 in ax i 1 ri iu i i intfABAfl A a Chanxe I its total not later tuu auuiuuM iuihui Tinll ft ft I xt a a max row nignt in um vu vmicu tianks the delay may be greater C1 XU vvnu Ta? I RMEinh IVJH13 nOVHEII a a rt (Heventh Coninauy rnk Haetlngw173 aichth ConiDani Thuinu1 McConneUr LY STOLEN tip Um tu present onu tho must utirac Companv: Benrptt Uealh Ninth Con tlve and popular of World btaix at Uur" bust pany Jlurris Pieioe Ninth Cornpani taininjC I uou suns jkiimi i IMacNoill Ninth Company Joseph A ihvlWrUht Nn tn Coimunv I AnW rlgiioU i son Tenth Company Ray warde mImuu iTonfh onipan Paul I Hake Tenui 4 Cnrnpftnv Glvin Alkman Klevepth HUMtOil li 4iftT His Paul A llarilR Thom Twe ftn Joseph If Martin Twelfth Kapnie XiH McIntyre' Thirteenth 1 fieiuenn in Private i niifxuritv houaca at the Rialto the I aA half thi wnek The photrnlraiua 6 ft luractkial demonstration of Science There will be an entlte Miinuv rrVlH Honcl'll nupor feature Should he Obey win uv shown Inth Compel! John Company Arthur nuny Cooper Smith Tenth Con ovce Eleventh Cong Marlowe Eleventh eleventh Company Eleventh Company 1 1 Company 4 lanv: 11 Banow imv A Pfeiffer i It Ten Hooper It'olieit Warren Jr Henry js nsens Dudley Bernstein hlrtcenth Company: William Thorn Iton Thirteenth Company Clarence Longanccker ourteenth Company Sem Ullvnrstein ourteenth Company Robert: i V' 1 1 AW ex ceuill uuniftO rteentn Company Robert teenth Company ruvieihrnal iiralnlng Regi Burns irst Compaw? 1 irst Com pan yi iru Company fiii st Company John Lixio nuxw Uulanev Logan Secbgd Warren Beaubein Thirdhnrles DeLancey Third Valter oss Third Com prt Reinhard Third Com nv I'rMirih rrannanv I rank Tf Wolf ourth Company Benja I mln Barmen ourtn Lomi lb MurdorK inn company irasor ifth Company OHv ifth Company Charles ifth Company Dana SEVEN get diplomas Governor Goodrich delivered the com menoement addresg at the annual grad uatlpg exercjses of the Indiana Central University in the auditorium of the school at University Heights yesterday morning I Diplomas were presented to seven grad 1 i yx'Az iiraciitiaiir nr tn uuiuB uy A I A I 4 Bracirora uooa anu neoia viuiiiiwui national committeeman came iown es ARTRinAr nninilATtfi UEDC dlanapolis Arthur Edwin of Roan peelailv to attend the conference and SHOnTRIDuL UnAUUAItS it HE TIL wll TY4 xxlx 4 arifl zxf '1 vern 1 ifVl ll mm Vn iJ I nt con Ln rv a A Ind red Seighner of Roanoke Ind and Kthel Ii Smith wn1 Walter Do urn Myers of Plainville Ind A luncheon was held close of the exercises The annual meeting of the trustees of the university was held Wednesday ART SOCIETY TO GIVE PLAYS The young People's Art Society composed of boys and grla of West Indianapolis will give two playlets in the auditorium of Branch IJbrary No 5 ai 8 thlx eve tari xtirrnnHrmyn tq rrvui pyiim Muriel Shull Georgia Biarm and will appear In The Everything is in readiness for the sec ond performance of the Bhortrldge senior (players amateur production of Eal Derr gripping three act drama Iside Dines at the Murat theater tonight The lust rehearsal was held ye Iterdav at flhortridge under the direction inf 14'rrv Inrtftr whi la PHAphl It0 the llaV nuiTibrr 10 till I MiirfH hum tai win in Ida i in tile nil Ilx i rxxx utfruinail 1 unnecessary as possible He declared mgnltgrlan need of the moment to many'" he performance last riday is 4 I violsts list ri Aft' nl A I liuo 4 a 4 nanuoh a Uvrti 1 1 a nil til i I his efforts to preventive practices and than tags on automdbile radiator The that he must consider it his first duty to motograppw sign or the Merchants Meat inzhioA Hia niitmnta tn takn such or ani ijistnt win carry 4A4U 4 La 111 viAA1 rlattlul mnncuao 'I'wfnt vva It zui xn nr LJ It? 11 ICEIU Vlld'b VIII1J VV wxxwx wxx attention The speaker referred to the will be addressed to citizens asking them need tor constant gdvpcement on the to help Do Your will be the xi Ua a Rlnmn JIMI Ut (4 4 Uicnoiuiicvi 4HWII MV dared the college is only the primary de partment in life's education and that the dentist should keep abreast of times in all matters pertaming Lto profession all his life Diplomas of and Hunt Society were nresented bv rederic Henshaw dean Dr John Huny president of the board of trustees conferred the degree of doctor of dental surgery onthe sixty three mem bers of the class: A musical program was given by Mips Blanch Clark harp ist Mrs Car) Emmert contralto Dr Carl Emmert tenor and Charles sen accompant Maj WilHim is not leaving but llx 4txH i'iiaihc vi hhj Aiiuvwv I I vs fl 1 1ft a T)A4 3 trial will take place at the State lr i rm 1 busiest place" in the rifle range for Maj 1 iil Vr a TH4A KU'Hfl llJH II nriiivi Vlded a schedule of work rapid flre Mth nuiKwiMUM Division busy 'T UUMniX vflLku ifiiajL i iiwm phop rancis was to have mane a BASE HOSPITAL TQNIGHI Nine teams arc ready for the campaign that will be conducted in Indianapolis pext week to get $800000 or more tor Red Cross war relief Teams Nos 6 and were added yesterday Charles Dietz is captain'' of team No 6 and has the following associates EL ghldeier Bernard Connor Carl Walk George Rubens Judge Jans A Colins Horace A Comstock Thomas Osborne Robert Dietz McDermott and Moore Thomas A Wynne is captain of teim No His associates are Hilton Brown Snelton arrell Wallace Lee RnhapfH i fb 1 1 nirt A NuW top Paul Donald Brown Roy oahm red fBarrett Wheelock Robert Springsteen and Hninnev Wltlaon Interest in the preliminary organization I or campaign centers now in tne an dress to ne made to workers by Rabbi I Stephen S' Wise of New ork al the Indianapolis Club this evening "The men on these teams are thorough ly representative of business life In In dianapolis said Elvblge execu tive secretary of the campaign "Busy men with large interests have pledged I all their time for a week to help recruit the dollars that will make up the Indian i spoils Quota in the national Red Cross I iupa or ivv(ijvuuuu Publicity Well Arranged preliminary organisation has gone forward rapidly and when the campaign I is opened at the dinner at the Columbia Club? Monday night everything will he ready for a week of aggressive inten sive work Largo Red Cross flags will flv from downtown buildings A thou sand small flags have been prepared by a sepciab committee working on a plan orim nat ed hv Miss Elizabeth Cruft Hol I 4 Will anv Charles Norman A or Leath II 'itamsnr Wolfe Mix th Company Mitchell Sixth piinY: Charles If Bnuso Sixth ompapy solely because the great principle qf the I freedom of the people i at stake "That principle is that goxei omenta Russia has now thrown off the governed principle was bortrin America in the blood and tears of Americana over 140 years ago people of America have been INDIANAPOLIS SOLDIER PIES Word was received yesterday of the death I at ort 8am Houston of Charles Golay 18 years old a private in the coast artillery I enlisted at Indianapolis last fall Hla I body wjll be brought to Indianapolis fyr I burial and his relatives have arranged for a military He is survived by his 1 mother Mrs Jennie Gelay anil a brother I Wilbur Rice The body will be taken to the I Rico home 70 Birch avenue Prior tn his i enlistment Charles Golay lived Jfi Indian apolis Ab Schwartz who ryw hls father I CIik planx to yait KeUini'out fort they xinnn a '24 Pmt Wave ve ashlnklon 1 I haimpul la ton or 1 ia Tl a mean In many MS 4UMVU Whan a whole lot of jt jonn a ha irai In wins! I lints np butkv la tha artisan out 1Lt' fort whi owns a nwtorcvcle 1 I The War Rcnrcallon Society vcst rlav It hail arranged for a ffM Mroker and vaiultllh show for the train I 1 I ta arr a Iwf ataywnod Clilford A Boker Mayweed ff'rSbw I fCT'wyyeOwTPc rS5ft fhirdge 2 Harry Burman S1V wBmes Butler Ri 'Theodore fiSp iftSil0 Hl Ama ranklin ill' Wdfis: MltalL hariei II Cel Maywood i Ptui Coillgnon May wood Ernest cordray Msywoocii Ray CJornthwaite CN9 Conner drover tchr dMliaw John Covey Ilyon coz 1845 lrat Ave Eapt Mars HIU Oeoraa A Cranflh 1 Rw Bl doi Great Maywood rad Cunningham lrve Darnell Mark Twain Berntaf 6 1 Trails Punlna May wood: red A Duncan Weiley imM Themw James i v'Evns 2 j' Andrew armer Maywood James Woodford lnohum John wnchnnt Paul ree MaiL WOefi red Gibson Andrew PMt (M Harbert Buffy Maywood Carl Hack 1 Roy Haeberle Mey wooA James Hampton Maywood 4 Her man Hankins 1 Ader son Harris Artie Hedge Carter Lionel Helvle "Charles Remer lhJWH M1IeV' beck Richard Hupi Hex Paul Hunt Harry Jacobs 2 Box 518 LgRrafflM RTL l1 Wlfflam rJief JayR GJ Loomis Jennings jj WHUklP LtofUfiJohnson Roland Keene Maywood rank Kemp 1: Roy Ren4sUl J3 Thomas Ketrow a Kppbale 2t jMPh KJrnnA 4 Roland Klusman Maywood wHUam Klusman Maywood Oeorve Rdward KpePL Wi Miller Maywood: Elmer Jx Miller Box 95: William Miller Roy Monahan RR ranklin Morgan Box 29 Morris Maywood Carleton Myera teneeB Roy parkins reei Dewey Pierce iSywooAi Granvll) Towers Oeorire Rhoad Albert Rob ert Box 81 Hdwird Daniel I Resell Cil' Casper William Housch Al Shafer ft Mwe Showcker ft 2 Arthur Simmons ft Ve wrnegt Skaggs Marva Smith James WHham Smoot Maywood John WVrk Px IX David A utam Maywoad Thomas ft Harman Thompson Ma vwood Woble ThamMan Thomas Thornton Maywood: Dan Tibbs It Lyman Tout i 2: Verne TowoU B'l 9 Tuin a taimn Charles Harmon Vance PU ThomAs VelotU May wood Arthur ftJillkm Wnda Loeoy Wako field 2 JarnM A Wkkr R2 Jerry Wear May wood Hobart Wells Mapwoad Claude Whitcomb ft Joseph White Maywagfl James Wftferon A Glenn Yillliamti i Charles Williams Mayiiood I nerd Wl hmler 1 Charlea Woods Mavaaod Arthur Owen Wright rank flight ft i ftull Wright ft Arthur Wyrick Martin 3lllnga precinct 10 I Albert Adanis Box 111 In dtaiiapuUrt William Andrews Crl Box 341 Indianapolis: Joe Awmer ft Box 318 Indianapolis il'd Backet Baft Ml Ip4ln apoIls Samuel Bailey 3) 0 1 Rax 'X 149 Indianapolis: William Bartley Bridce Earl Bataa tl Box IM Jn idlananoiU: Doula Bauman ft 0 1 ft0 108 Jndlanauoll Roy fteattia 1 Bax 2TT Tn'fiananolls John Baek rBii li'lA CTaience Bell Bridgeport Millon Blair 3 ft ox 449 fndlan i appllaj Oscar Blank ft A John ftolen a BOX aaA Anthony Boone Bog 1S Omer Boyd ft Box 'IM ClarenoeQraflMlx Brldge sport Jtendl Brftftfll Jl Slx red Binnneiner A RoMrtA Bulark BridgeportMlke Bul Box 390 A ArOry Bush Box Ml: Harvey wBiironam RC 1 Boi Ifigs Martig JL Bqx 880 Steve cekftvlc JX 2 Box 90 A Anton Cernvki 2feox $9 0 A Colby Ll chapman OrL finx 880 Carliale Clgrk A Hrldgeporl red Clark A Rtingeport: T4eo Clements 0 1 Box 817 WUHtom Clements Br 83D Geer Cook 1 IP ChfiflM JB PyA Box 198 Jack Pasovch A Bx 840 Bridgeport Jienry Denny Bridgeport Roy Denney Hddgeport edT A port Joseph DoU XL A Joe paean A Box 848 Joe DrpUh 2 Rok i Walter Raaterday lt 288 Ilafry Edmondson Raw Geortg WKUt Box 814 EaW an al er Wilier lack Box 1U vester lora horth ghemeld Dorr eey ogleman A Box 168 Charles oreha It Box 295 Rip hard U5 ortner A Box 105 Earl raser 2 Box 390a: Robert raser Jl 2 Box 390a Thorninn reeland i IL Bo 291 Irg ft qller A Bridgeport AthanaHins Georglon 2 390a Harry Gladden IL A Box 216 Rlaine Gladson Bridgeport Charles Glpdson Bridgeport 41brt 0 GleU fL Box Joe Galich 2 Box 390a Mar Guririh IL IL A BOs 249a Marlin Gurlsici IL A Box 249 John A Gyande Bnx 32S Jessie 13 Harden 2 Box 390 Joseph A Hardin A Boy 248 Ray rnond Hardin IL Bog 354 Laban Har0lUL Marlon County Walter Hodgson IL 1 Box 145 Otto Heun Box 57 Clarence Hewgon RoX 316 Nicholas Hilfl mgn TL Box 203: Marl Hoffman Box 162 Walter Hoffman Bridge port Hohn 0 1 Box William Hohn Box 911 Cftt ford Hollingsworth Oscar Hollingsworth Bridgepqrt Ind Gleman Hollingsworth A Bridgeport Hiram ftw: Hollingsworth Box 1M 11 Charles HotchfclM General Delivery: Indl i anapolle Mathew Howard BL Rqx 212 Jamep Hunt Box 17 John Illy A Box 249a 'A 76f nester jucKsun i 4 8R 1 Brideport Mike Jurkoch It A Box 390 It Ilham Kane ft 2 Box T90 A William Kannedv 2 Bag 8 A i red Kei MHpgepqt xv i lAaiin ivimivu it Andrew Kousolis JL Edwaid Kremillpr i ttin Kulrash TL A11 ft hal IV'V I HArlUn A SO umsr Edward I anjaith 9 Box 190 A Daniel Im npft car II B0188tA: Carter Reap 2 Box 188 Otll Il IjOwIm 1 aisiv ftfall'An 'ran 964 olln HR Box 211 i llannv fl a xa fik tit otli Mabel ry BrlgepoH Dooneelps 5 Manr hnpf'ulpa Charles Martin I 3rf0 A Gu Melicairopnulns 2 Box 396 A i Arthur Mencihhqfer 8(4 GHu Bhner Miler Box 183 BUnMy of the Criminal Court I hospital unit rnjw bei vlng Juno 14 Dr Kdmund it sanitarian of In I rtO 4 AVVU I a Lulv Base I Iopit il Ing camp on Saturday night rank of major Both 1 tV: GARDEN EXPERT VISITS CITY retires from the head his own volition and rttf that he could b( tnoIlai Emergency tnl Carlton Cominlslon arrived in 1 I 13 3 ver I cl 1 A 4 til 111 ft I ft A They will succeed i gardens established In Indiana sines) Pfaff and food propaganda beun early In hcvoiid the age limit I spring He has completed a tour of born Canada and! An investigation over the northern of the btate iriHicares vne piimiuviimj Indiana wilt increase about 100 perJ OOTLIGHT AND ILM NOTES English's next' woek will have as th headline attraction for its vaudeville pro gram a lively girl and music revue in wv ia Iniaxf nr Aft pet I tlon of Manio Moore Hlghornla apodal Hut rUri for tta four scenes ana must i the aot also boasts of original WK anl luiiuv nr ilTniMp tn ri w'ri ri I in nil uu lAiri man viumii autiint la nel tr i All sulKrriDtlons i 7" MAt ViAVnnwn nr orroiea SlftusilW iwicr nr iriA rinrikM arewells Are Many Thera warn a numbar of farewell par ji ties held laAilht In the various mesMSi there ware dinners and alna sonas eA hilarity but beneath it all wan an air efc grave aerlouenese Strange as It BSA i seem In the short time they have ben working together the men have pecoiM'l elncerelv attached tn their otHoors aflaj the regret at parting Is very far fraps nerfunotorv Tomorrow a ratner i mate party has been arranged by Com paiiy our 'Ninth JJivlalon which wills give a lal at the Riley room of tae Claypool to which Invitations have been? eent to Hrig lfn Glenn Maj Naftsgg Maj Bell Capt Vpham Maj Wilson ws Alburn i he has to take pvpntK that for tn ken along No government properly will be taken except uniforms ana NankotH which will be invoiced to tpo quartermaster ort Montoe vs Tao Quartennaetor t'ori'H w11 furtitsh tae neceskary transportation cookea rations for two meals will be taken nSI fOV pany mesaea The travel direct qa IS JH neoesearv for the public service By Uf der of Col Glenn Kentuckians for Kansas To ftentuclty particular Interest will Al taoh to the news that so many the Kentucky boys having stopped fpr A while In Indianapolis now ollUf aM farther out to It Is ftsLg bo hoped they will not fare any the Wpree Among the Kentucky boys leaving tedWMB are Parry II Cassidy of Jgenlngtog Howard I Klnne of Stearns Ky tho noted football player ot Kentucky Stale fl University the Cincinnati players ought 'fl to be glad he is going Then there tie fl 8 Webb ot Lexington proteseor of fl the University of Kentuiky Aft bott of Louisville Bloom of MUMp 9g villa John McLennan of Ixtulsvllle and John Vallaniltngham of Louisville All these latter Kentuckians are not ge Ing to the Coast Artillery but to thedB ield Artillery and no one yet kgowa where thia organisation is to be stationed The Kentuckians who remain members 9 of the Thirteenth and ourteenth Com panles while they are sorry to set tlMJJflg comrades go are yet glad In A way as It allows them to move out from thS mW fl and slush and discomfort of the tem fl porary cantonments upd to take UP more fl comfortable quarters In the imrmanont fl hai racks They will probably occuyy Nos 4 and Capt rench Mont fl goniary of Lexington ftho wna his gpuiw fl In the constabulary service In tgffl Philippines has been transferred tMfl Company as reserve officer commanf fl lery has been doing regular service Wlth fl I olsres I i trvfrtr rt nHIAut rt 1 1 1 0 UUIV as i 1 OI ourteenth Company In the eorganlS tlon Capt VV Davis who has besnfl Instructor of the ourteenth Company fl will continue in that capacity wltl tkesfl Kentucky boys when they move to t0 fl permanent barracks Tie Is a most popu fl lar officer It Is probable that Map GlgnilHal will be shifted with the THgrifl teenth Comjiany to the naw quarters Brownell Berryman of Lexington SM3 of Berryman manager ot the IM Hoggin estate In ayette County KM tucky and John Moore of Harrodsej burg Ky will desert their 4 siir i rrinns in rwrjiiiawi mvm the new cavalry organisation at the fort niff'HsryKrH nt vpterdav exurnlnlnfl Dr Ktimund (Jlark newly appointed ernorx of the Jiblian Dental Colleflfl head of tho Illi Lilly Base Hospital with at the rank of major In nitdlcul reserve Reserve Corp with the rank pt coipw has callrd a ipeetmg of doctors lieutenant 14 1 wit i the unit at the Second Tin to and with reason a lot of Pnslvtettin Clu tonight to tins out oomph mt bo the tra turn servoe to the or miration plans as laid down bv the 'm Loti Wlv In nt uro na Jtn Uhiu retiring a 1 of tho vjw nV that Dr Oliver organ I dreda of wwkmen who to ha Ck Harris wld taken nhot I Jo their ont xivo INCENDIARY CAUftES IRE incendlarv net fire to shed I nlxbt in rear of a vacant house at at Eleventh street find before flfcl wore extinguished they had spread garsge uext dqor rne lire shed and dwelling to the extent' a The garare which was tn thflrear home of rank Bridges AEjL damaged io the extent ox 83e Vh Carn puny iuy tenth Coin: mil I and Commiiv 4 a I a Il I UUOfi IKH ism'Siiisv 1l)TlinilV 1 aim How ewiltlnx lcmiWnv Nathaniel warshaw Twelfth yj tha tiiii anil th wll'im if ioiurn makes good her claim to the 0 i if her bun i TtdrttoOnth i baud makes unique and exresdlnsty iniur Company Jerry IL I assit rLrlaen4l wttntr HhiiA tiruma it tg ibA chief niature ConitiAH James MlttoClo ntriflensp on the Lyrlo bill for tho reel ui this week icompnnv A Bray cartoun a Triangle comedy and tho I Company Harrv singing of the LflVvnna Uriu cuuiplete tho I Company Howard I enfertiiHinient i rarfiMiitai mmrnn tian Wenzler White meler Bot 184 WmWRAt art' fiWgeport Vepfff ChMler Tarber Brldgepertj Tom Yo sich 2 Box 390 A 'fonif Turyevceh ft Rox 9O A Joe ft 390 A Peter Zooke 18 Cleyelggd Ml jo 2orioh( ft ft 3 Bwt A LAWRENCB TOWNSfU Pfeeippt Wj WUHam AD fora 2 Bo 20k reeman Apple Oaklandon: Leroy Apple Joseph Apple 3 Bog 2l Thainae Bell Oaklgnaon Moss Bolander Oaklandon Glenn Boiander Oakiandon Leiter Bolander OaklandQn EJdgar Brooks JL IL 2 Bx 262 Jtssa 8 Combs Oaklandon Evan Oaklandcm a 2 Bo ye OaklandonLewte ftL JJaigafqg Qaklandop John Jordan 2 Box 211 I Bernie KUpfer Oaklandon Ernest ft Lerforfee Oafclanaon David Lingle Oaklapdpn ftorrlz Lingle Oak lanaqn Rmfr Lfat Oaklandon James List Box 222 Olin Little Oakr Undon 4 Alva Lawrence Chester Mpthirfl GaTcl andon Delbert IL McCord Oaklandon Elijah McCord Oaklandon: Rufus MoCord Oaklandan Cleveland Mason Daklandon Marshal Maadn Oahlan don Ernest Mock Oaklandon Doorest Mpllenkepf OaJdandon IrviiftG Moore Oafer lapdon John A Perkins Oaklandon Worth Perkins Oaklandon Christian Rodenbeck Oaklandon: Dale Raney Oaklandon Dovle Roney Oaklandon Elbert RHvey Oaklandon: Bynum Shepard: Oaklandon: Raymond Stansbury 2 Box 211: Lewis A Startrmaft Oakladqn Jaslah Stoner IL 2 IeRoy Todd Oaklandon Grover Thomas Oaklandon: Harvey Trlttipo 2 Bex 333 Ralph Trlttipo 2 Box 257 Worth Wardlow IL Box 249 Claude Watson Oaklandon Johnnie Weaver Oaklandon Hobart Weaver Oaklandon Theodore Weber Oaklandon: Da)e Wheeler Oaklandon Bert a JL Whitesell 2 Roy Zook Box 285 Precinct 2 i Clarence Coroden Albeit Oaklandon Wil liam ARdrew JC 198 mj George Mplty Lawrence: Roy Bell Law rence Bnl Evert Bragdon Lawrence Howard Herman Bragdon Lawrence Enog Martin Branam Lawrence red Brat ten Lawrenco Charles Rudy Brown Law rence: Gypil Burt IL Box 98 Walter Raypion Carmony Iawrence Ear! Launcelot Carr Thirty eighth and Emerson Ave Elmer Edwin Cory IL 1 Box 168 rv ThomM Pdgar Day IL jR l' Box 68: Jerry Gwen JDay Lawrence Charles Vernal David Box 98 Harry Orval Downi Charles Arthur Downs Lawrence Eapert awley Isawfrspee Ernest Edgar erguson Dawrence: Roy oreman Law i rence Benjamin Neil ront Lawrence Josepn Raymond Gestner ort Benjamin Harrison Charles Garrison pawrpnee Ralph Garrison Lawrence Oliver Theodore Hamilton Bost Exchange ort Harrison: Lee Marner Lawrence Eugene Hay Douglass Hay IjSW ronna1 TamAffi lurMtfthif MancilAV TsHwranne: dharUs Hensley Lawre nee Res? Stanley Blatt Lawrenee Thoma Montgomery Hind mn Lawrenee John William Hopkinf XflWrence xpuinaa uievtnniu nupiuiiM aw ence Louis Mathew Hpegele TL it: Jphn loyd Huff Lawrpnoe a Raymond Geprge Hunter Lawrenee iingru riiimora jenKjn8 Xjawrence WJI vwf 4 4 rt X4vs i Jan Johnspn Lawrence Edward Everard annston Lawrence Pgrada Geavld ftautzman 'Lawrence: Wl llgpa Delbert Minnick Lawrence Clyde Tu ber Kirby Lawrence Scott Charles Kirkpat rick Lawrence Terov Kirkpatrick renee Joseph Hcrman lfiepler Lawrence Raymond Dickert Kramer Lawrence Henry red Reuse Lawrence Albert Krugp 1 8951 Trowbridge Ave Cleveland Leonard Oren Lakin James Ga bel Lambert ort Harrison: John lewis ort Harrison George Washington Lingen felter Lawrence Edward William McCaskev Jr ort Ben? iamn Hamsun: Richard Douglass MoCas key 37 Officers row ort Harrison Jese rancis Mtchash Lawrence John ww ort Harrison Arthur Harrison Negley Lawrence: Asa Hartsock Newhouse Lawrence Glenn Lester Newkirk lawrence Elmer NIfthoUont Law ence: Luis Nok( It Box 98 firt Benjamin Harrison George Ira Peterson Lawrence: Henry Hlummer Lawrence John rederick Plummer Lawrences Roy Plummer I aw rence Herbert Henry Peter Raab Lawrence Harry William Rgttner Lawrepoe Emmett Clermont Smith Lawrence Ioyd Clarence Smith ort Harrison: Rarvby rank Sommer care of 0 prady 1068 West Sixteenth St Chris August Speeker IL Box 98 John Glen Sterrett JU Box 102 James Stewart 924 English Ave Leslie Swarm it Bi Earle George Thompson Lawrence: Tim othy Wayne Taylor Lawrence MVilliam Artemos Vickrey Oaklandon Horace Wallv Lawrence: Milo Sylvester Waddy Lawrenee: Rertlc Eugene WnrAlow Iflwrenoe William Hepry Wass Lawrence i rederick William Watson fr Merle Watson Oaklandon: Glenn Clifford welch Lawrenee: Evert White Lawrence: Ray wills Lawrence: John Leach Williams care of Post Plumber ort Harrison Delbert Walton Witte Lawrence: Harlan Rosco Witte Lawrennd: Omer Witte Lawrence Vtnvmnnd (juliess iorser Blrchie LaeSndrew Toung Latvrence Precinct 3 Paul Nesbit Anderson Cgstlelpn Orvo! Bird Lawrence Township William vl I nrti si nci I Is Hftrrv Naw ton Brunson Indianapolis Haute 1 Bax 197 fimil Kayler Ruck Castleton Law rence NaihHk Euok OAitletowc Roy Thermon Clair Indianapolis Route 2 Box 144 fcharles Albert Crane Indl ahapolis Route Glenn Mnv 21 1 wftTr Casilston How Crtxler Indi nnanolls Route KU Bns 308 1 Roy 4llrt Cngler Castleton i John Lee Dove Indianapolis Callie eatherston Route Loren Ar thur Route 3 Ro Mn Cecil Eaward Hartman Box 13 I Claude Mathew Herr Castleton VrA I Gaitan Hormell Route 2 I VJesaa Allen Jaokson Route i Mie Ray I Lisco Leonard Route 4 Bax 808 Chester A McGhehey Houte IC 2 Law rence Clinton McGhehey Route 2 LeRW erry McGhehey Castleton A dgar Vaipe JflMd1 MjXffaftoute 2 t309if Manehip Castleton John Grant Martin Route Bo MD Arthur Hcrber Mason Castleton Paul Lewis Masters Box 196: fMurry Andrew MSMeramith Route Box 205: Chester Alexander Morgan Route 3 Raymond Lelft M9rantz Cs? i tieton Tiniiiu Alexander Ohei Castleton 7 Everett Winfield Pickard Route si Charles William Rayor hn 'rt sevh Hansel Rlnkard Cast eton Bert Roberta Route i loyd garbs Rou 2 SCHi evrrour Route I Bisson CMpatnn: Castleton Harry 1 Herbert Philip fete UliHxs ft 'I'rtMf Thomas Route Wadsworth astleton i mer Alien 3ook Route 2 WOODKVi PLACE Edward Anderson Middle Drly Ed gar Vincent Arm 711 Eawt Lrive nioHn rank Arm 711 East Drive: rederick John Arnk 711 past rraiut Ayrea 766 West Drive Henry 781 West Drive Jbhn Hendricks Bing am I Drive Tflwrenee John Bliss nelw: Kuceiis Havens Brown Qrlve femes Campbell 785 Middle Drive red Hale Carpenter 92S West Driva Clarence John Davis 784 Bast Alexander Davidson Dickey Middle Drive Charles Reason erguson 987 East Drive Arilnton William rench 93 East Donald Robert rench 961 Middle Drive Morris Greenleaf 1 uner t4 West Drlv Hemer rancis Gustm 77 ftflet 1'? Richard Hall Jr Iff Eyt Drive i Myron Smith Harlan 774 East Drive Purvis I Hitch 911 Middle Drive Lae Hotlel 376 West Drive: Leland Huey West Drive ted laert 703 East Drive i Harry Jacobs f9o East Drive Ebton Bushong Juneau Cross Drive Louis WIRlam Kamman 566 East Drive Addison Golden Kenyon 577 Middle Drive Rice Waldo Lambert 7(9 Drive Louis Clifford McAnly 560 East Drive John Gilbert McNutt 549 East Drive Grant Earl MacGregor 87S East Drive: A I fan Bur roughs Maxwell 717 West Drive Guatav Rudolph Miller 909 West Drive: Archie MTlchfiT iW Veii Drive DeWitt Kthuyler Merna 918 Middle Driva Hdwffrd Troy Owen West Drive rKurt rederick Pantxer 717 Middle Drive Ralph John Pantaer 717 Middle Drive Charles Dunean Reed 781 East Drive: Paul Renfrew 508 Middle Drive Ralph Irving Renfrew 561 Middle Drive John Thomas rancis Riley 562 Middle Drive Luther Robinson 148 Middle Drive Herbert William Beffmld 873 Eaat Drive: Hayden Shepard 668 weal Drive Raymond lee flnragle 769 Hast Drive Kirk Spran kle 799 Vast Drive Griffin Stith 859 West Drive Hkymopd Stone Ill west Drive Marion Stump 4 Woodruff Terrace Robert Julius Tansey 781 East Drive Herbert Winim Taylor 609 Middle Drive John Tinsley 609 East Drive Howard Holmes Tomlinson 895 Middle Drive Gor don George Tucker 967 East Driv a red Wade 910 Middle Drive Donald Mayer Ward? 24 Middle Drive Willard Poise Ward 24 Middle Drive Jasper Law I rence Wheeler 983 East Drive: George Given Wilson 989 East Drive: Eugene Lawrence WUehart 637 East Drive Richard Lord Young 678 Middle Drive Society of Culonal Wa presented to Alnnnl the society at its eleventh annual court musical and Hterarv program will be last night a flag representing the first i ginven bv Chnriotte Ounce Jean (Stew coloniai emblem adopted in America The art Mdwftrd Nell and Mitchell a Or flag represented It had a chestra rf urvutn iryot with th rofl i Refreshments will be 661 veil and tne roll of claHses will be called in the lunch room at 111 o'clock Thera will be danc Inw In tho school ymnalm all evr nlmr The annual election will lo hold from 10 to 11 clock Horace AUerdlce '02 and Kltel '03 i fftll a VifT Mabel Morgan Elizabeth Brayton and Charlotte Carter On I dates for memmbershlp Vs a expected The entire net proceeds will be given xo the Americas Red Cross I A i i a I AAm 1 fft a ti4i wo Ui nm imiiuiiaiii vu play are Henry Sherman who boasts i nd letters Kawsnee ill as his home anil Aimer a Swiss hotel keeper on the Rock nt Gibraltar in the employ of the German government Those parts well taken bv Ralph Cooney as the jovial American and Arthur Chevalier as the German spy At first iperforniance of Inside Ralph Cooney drew round after I roind of applause with his clever inter pretatlon nf the hinnurnus lines the I rich Kewanee banker and the scene bo I tween Arthur Chevalier and Max Rocker 1 the leading man In the first act was LHClItimiV UUHB I "TTimUL thft IJiKis" 1a 1 1 141 41A A 4 4 4 nr l'nrmar uenuiiK nun 4t airvuipi iavix a spies on the Rock of Gibraltar to obtain I '''u'7i snfwona fz ulcirtiDl tnii'ur nnA liv fiY rfloding mines hidden In the bay blow nftsr tho two the man and the wum up entire English fleet of thirty ships returned to civilisation when tired '( in 4 a I I i It ft 1 1 ihu victim Rlurd $1 ana the iiuuo inns i rr ura wm of gi niut Into the water fund I the author qf that grent Bucoeis nVjt tV nran ihoush uu on A a 1 nftaariTia a tt (MAvnn Rava Tn Hh Innate In order that the people of Russia' and i happy and have prospered under the le nfftn Influence of that principle beyond Poland may understand thp ai)Other peoples of the world taken by the United (Rates in the world nay the people of Russia be happy movement has been started In and prosper "Great Kussia nas no mrvwn oo ine 4Va aax ra fifiron iietrrruiu 1 1 I I I II tr1 1 1 4 1 "'V 9 joke i wore fined $10 and costs and sentenced tn RhnSian peop le aie I jall for ten davfi for having visited he Rugstan people must hold an(l i njare Tn tho case of the negroes the "7 sentence wra pedel i otner found freedom ot the Russian people will be but ps a passing dream "The yKe will again be upon their nei'ks held dswn bv the iron hand of pn alien oppressor iiL VA i in1 1 Izi' rrtriku tf lirilutv aa tHlO 1CJ iizwrtiaunv" 3 trienus hi 'ituflix jig that nations as wen 3 4 1 Iz AT Cl 1 1 I 4 TO ATTEND ALUMNI REUNION Graduates of Bhortrtdge High School from many states prs In Jndlaiiapolls to attend the annual reunion of the Alumni Association of the school which wll hold at the school on North Pennsyl 1 vanla street tonight The alumni will enter tne senou ai ui (Jhv ruiiimira Antranee to the south buHding A seen in "Mary laAin 3 general reception will be held in the cor I telling of a young mrjn rldnrn of tho building beginning at 3 11111 uldenc rtMl'lllHIb 11 IHV i4A nro I Hl i 1)1 U1I4J I xl same time in vai iuum uy and lnnkTft mA niiimnl will jrwtiipr tn Caleb Mills JvH" Romeo i nt i a i firn Maude background of white huset wxtn tne rea cross of the New England colony In middle was a shield of white inset by three red roses The shield was the crest of the UUaet family at ort Vineennennd The Rev Lewis Brown was elected governor for the coming year Other of fleers elected are: Deputy governor Col Russell Harrison historian the Hev IB Wilson Smith: secretary Alexander Hamilton geneaologist' Merrill Moores treasurer Charles Coffin The meet ling was held in the rhape! of St Pauls mis Alexander Wilbur 1 ir letcher Hodges on the the 1 variety Is the spice of life then gets that make up t)e vaudeville bill marxed the nUdweex change at the Tiieater yesterday should goon be In hr rn the hili la nricltral and nifrarent Hil'l ft all should Mve long ana prosper 1 tie viii 11 NiChO is given a hvely start by Kogers aud Kent yvildani Councel 'vllu oflcr comeay lUuapm navetcy Mauy vrampr Uiuslous that are 4 py weii kuwu uiag 1rarn Il flb A i Pn Minca by this iaiu and iua I harlrt luilh i tne mystery that hoias the auaience spell Paullln Ninth i fl I bwunu i aiaciuseu turning the urjtvrx i ilo ITuxon Ninth Com I I latct iieiti uiu hiwu laughs luing ins iTeat naiiy I 'yx 1 A ili: cm 1 i lu 4 iu lll'l llrf 44 I I I xfl44fl pane Liiaiies I I iMdKes up tne uttering ot Hoey flcuil ana rdrnov 1 I I bKU a UH U1 uwuot whaps uth) can a 'J110? I WBfl vfy I sin ana' dance and be lunay without tie Oinpan va I WgV 4 I idling tnsumu Edith Mote an vt btnrtetant Jr I 1 i 1 inuiiti ability la set a to advantage in a If Hart Twel I protean act that scored from Hturi to iinau Twelfth corn ii'? nice anu Aeruir a rnau ana wvujfln Twelfth comp i ai t1 ar usbesri at splt'jiaia singing voHe soared decided hit with tbeii uual seloc Huhm It has been some time since a hotter riding act has been sewn mcullj than tndt (d Mft iiiid AnstUi whuu7uet blhed aa Siuly on which gives the splendid bill a routing liniab rhe Jas Band and some cxuehunL motion pictures are inciudva in the bill Thu rnuaagemem of the Park announced Kea Nye a mind 1 1 reader on the order of Anna Eva as th3 if hsadUner fur both bills next weex fl 1 and dtrijg htuns suit hai beoQ Pl 'W 11 video by the colonv1! inanugernyiil in inel xiiflfl I booking cf Antaniu Moreno end Mat An dsi son's starring vcmuie '1 he MuguHicaii If Meddler" whiun wtU shown at tbt 1 I tfioutHr tar the Iasi faw usyg thin Montague Enwriwn ia a reporter whose pro AV 11 penalty fur telimg hU city editor hia buM ft nvsH nets hhfi fired Accompanied by I friend a cartoonist ho then goes cst to according to nu own uwu I vi wursu he runs against gang ot outlaws I I iaa w' 11 I tllrt I I 1 at uplift and course hmttfson tds4o tall in love Wltn the boss daughter HUt the boss is defeated in the gd and everything re rlo it i 1 in I I ri 4 hp 1A frl It: hive continue to oruv colonial program travel picture and a Mth1 lAril Ifiatiflfti flflflis Wart J' Khv Vw 3M MAM Holxx AV JP0t i Ham AUfli 2jSSM HkiMi a ipox 8SU A Nick Sadxaks Bqx 390 A Jamiff Banders BridffeaaM: Jesse iQMNM QWfiW 1 fi 5v UKqffLlA IStffrV Starr iff in roaltwt 1 Bl lh4" ShiVl Jab Mank Adam Ruffatl Ik WM aP old Mayweo' va a dam Bahar murni WIH Hsi arxaftiiK rrT' Tom VArfflfl'w Gepfg BsgsTey JL 8 CwAelft Walsh 334 9S tbAx tV! 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